Textfree Unlimited - Send Text Messages (SMS) Free (iPhone)
IS IT REALLY FREE?
Yep, send unlimited free texts for a whole year from an iPod touch or iPhone to any US mobile phone. Replies come free too!
WHAT MAKES TEXTFREE SO SPECIAL?
- Highest-rated, fastest & most reliable texting app
- Get notified of texts when you�re not in the app*
- Unique texting address to give to friends
- Assign a different text tone to each friend
- Customize look & feel of conversations
- Forward texts to other friends
- Roomy horizontal keyboard
- No message limits in Textfree Unlimited
- Supports nearly all US carriers (see pinger.com)
- 18 playful emoticons to express yourself
- Indicates feature requires OS 3.0 or higher
CAN I TRY BEFORE I BUY?
Sure, just download Textfree Lite to see how it works. It�s free!
WHAT iS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TEXTFREE LITE AND UNLIMITED?
Textfree Unlimited removes daily message limits, plus you get more tones & themes. Messages also get priority for faster delivery.
CAN I RECEIVE TEXTS FREE TOO?
Yes, choose a unique username@textfree.us, then friends can text directly to your iPod touch (or iPhone). This serves as your unique address with Textfree-- no mobile number required to get texts!
DOES IT WORK ON IPOD TOUCH?
Sure, just make sure you�re on WiFi, then you can exchange messages without a phone!
HOW DO I CUSTOMIZE TONES & THEMES?
In Options, assign a different tone or theme to each friend you text with.
REALLY IMPORTANT STUFF
- When you buy Textfree Unlimited, you get a whole year of free texting. We�ll alert you next year when another $5.99 is due (not bad compared to AT&T�s $240 per year).
- Your friends not on Textfree pay regular charges for texts sent and received--nothing extra.
- If your friend�s phone can�t send texts to an email, have them try using the MMS or picture messaging app. Regular carrier rates apply.
Lot's of great things this release!
- dramatically faster startup...finally!
- fixed several crashing bugs
- fixed cut, copy and paste issues
- improved the way emoji appear in conversation view
- more robust handling of poor networking situations
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